Sentence examples for posed issues from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pottruck said he thought most of those day trading rooms posed issues of compliance with securities-trading regulations.

This tactical pattern posed issues for Wellington early on and Petratos was frequently able to receive possession in space and had a number of good shooting opportunities in the first half.

The top-down, authoritative writing style of the site also posed issues for Nyungar culture, Bracknell said, when their knowledge was so closely tied to country, family and other relationships.

Previous carrying-capacity models designed for grazers have posed issues when applied to browsers such as elephants, predicting much higher carrying-capacity estimates than are realized in nature.

Part of the problem that even posed issues for the company in those talks was that it was the home of a lot of harassment and abuse, which at the time still had not been addressed at a product level.

Sydney Adventist hospital, a 360-bed acute-care private facility, noted that their 240 L, clinical waste (CW) bin system posed issues with infection risk, staff injury risk, aesthetics, logistics, space and cost and evaluated a new, linerless, reusable bin system.

Still, with unconventional religions on the rise, it poses issues that go beyond the old inn here.

It is thought that ITV could pose issues regarding potential conflicts of interest with advertisers, while fans would need to pay £5.99 per month for a Netflix subscription.

But a pattern is  emerging that may pose issues for companies that seek these people out.

This is a robust approach, but may pose issues from the scalability point of view.

However, it does pose issues regarding processing efficiency, rigid data flow, and low-level abstraction.